She has shopped fabric stores with me often enough that she understands that I am not just looking for blue, teal, and green fabrics, but I am looking for fabrics that have movement that either mimics water or could be construed as water in an abstract sense. She did a good job in picking these out.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Storm at Sea Progress
Because there is such a long blog pause between completing each of my quilts, I thought I'd post on my progress. Here are some Storm at Sea blocks that I recently completed. I'm making a quilt big enough to cover the top and sides of a California King mattress, so I have to make A LOT of these.


To help me out, my daughter gave these fabrics to me as a gift for Mother's Day:

She has shopped fabric stores with me often enough that she understands that I am not just looking for blue, teal, and green fabrics, but I am looking for fabrics that have movement that either mimics water or could be construed as water in an abstract sense. She did a good job in picking these out.
She has shopped fabric stores with me often enough that she understands that I am not just looking for blue, teal, and green fabrics, but I am looking for fabrics that have movement that either mimics water or could be construed as water in an abstract sense. She did a good job in picking these out.
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